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You know I finally saw on the television where they were going to start showing these short episodes of the Untitled Jersey City Project on FX during a movie. I actually got excited when I saw that because at first I thought this was going to be just on the internet and you had to wait for the next episodes to come out. During the first episode we see a man plummet to his death from atop the Waterfront Stadium Project and what looked like to me a friend possibly getting framed for it. This is usually how it goes on murder mystery. The annoying part is having to wait through however many episodes to find out who was behind it and why.
Episode 2 makes it a little more interesting now that, Jane Kaplan, from The Ledger is asking quite a few questions regarding the project to Frank and Ray when who just happens to show up but Mr. Larry Tireman himself as Jane is bad mouthing him. Now this just so happens to be before Frank and Jane start getting busy in his car. From the ending it looks like Mr. Tireman is in the beginning of beating up Ray and then Ray ends up finding or tracking down Frank and busts the car window right before Jane and Frank start getting hot and heavy. It is one of those you see an ending and then go back in time to see how they actually met. Sometimes enemies become your best bed fellows. That usually always backfires though in my opinion and you should never try it. I think Jane will end up dead eventually from meddling too much where she ought not be considering this seems to be a high profile man and he most likely gets what he wants. Two episodes in and 6 more to go. Let's hope they are just as compelling. I could actually see this getting picked up by one of the networks like TNT. Are you guys keeping up?
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I agree with your number one, especially when it is someone’s name. There is a girl in my office who has an unusual (but not hard to pronounce name) and it makes me mental that after 8 years, people still don’t say it right.